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How Texas Politics Kevin Bailey Table of Contents About the Authors Preface Acknowledgments chapter one Power in Texas Lamare’s Texas Elite Model How Elites Control Texas Government Power: Its Two Faces Elite Sources of Power Where Are the Masses? Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter two Constitutions in Texas Eight Constitutions The 1876 Constitution A Model State Constitution The 1974 and 1975 Reform Efforts Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter three Voting in Texas National Expansion of Voting Rights State Supression of Voting Rights Is Voting All That? The Texas Voting Landscape The Real Majority Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter four Democrats in Texas Conservatives Win, Liberals Lose Liberals Win, but Lose Texas Democrats Today Where Democrats Stand Elitism in the Democratic Party A Bright Democratic Future? Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter five Republicans in Texas Democrats Lose, Republicans Win Moderates Lose, Extremists Win Texas Republicans Today Where Republicans Stand Elitism in the Republican Party Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter six o Riding High in Texas Business Under Attack Taxing, Spending, and Regulating No Department of Labor Politics and Unions Pocket Book or Prayer Book? Houston Gets Hope Business, Labor, and Education Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter seven Legislatures in Texas What the Framers Wrought 34 Steps and 62 Days Who Can Serve and Afford It? Types of Legislators Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter eight Governors in Texas The Constitution and the Governor Who Can Be Governor? Powers of the Governor Types of Governors Governors and Mass Lives Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter nine Two Types and Five Tiers Judges or Politicians? Set Terms and Low Pay Is Justice for Sale in Texas? Justice for the Masses Fourth Branch of Government The Predatory State Bureaucracy and the Masses Concluding Remarks Works Noted chapter ten Texas: State of Mass Delusion Two Lone Star States The Mass State Exit, Voice, and Loyalty Mass Transformation of Texas Concluding Remarks Works Noted Bibliography On the Authors Additional Copies Available From: Robert Locander

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